Answer: invalid, valid, invalid, valid, valid
Explanation: invalid means not true because based on erroneous information or unsound reasoning.
most of theses are your opinion
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Answer:
<h3>Ram said he/she did it.</h3>
Explanation:
"You" can refer to somebody, regardless of gender. So you'd better use either "he" or "she" for the indirect speech.
"You did it," Ram said.
Indirect =
Ram said he/she did it.
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I can only think of protest, demonstration, rally, and strike. You could just add peaceful to the beginning of the word.
<h2>Topic: Simile</h2>
The figure of speech used in this sentence is a simile.
A simile compares two things using the words "like" and "as"
In this sentence, the simile is being used to provide the characteristic of the dancer as to how they are gliding.
In other words, the simile is describing how the dancer was gliding.
Extra:
A simile may at times be confused with a metaphor which is the same thing as a simile however metaphors do not use the words "like" and "as".
The correct answer is: adverb.
It's also referred to as adverb infinitive. It modifies "difficult", which is a predicate adjective (it gives more information about the subject of the sentence and there is a linking verb).